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I love the ocean and many of my fiber art jewelry pieces as well as my knitted accessories reflect this love. The starfish is a particularly appealing design motif and this pattern explores ways to use it that go far beyond the three jewelry pieces in the pattern. Suggestions for adapting them to other things to wear and to household items are included on the last page of the pattern.
This pattern will teach you to quickly crochet a starfish ring, brooch and earrings. They're easy to make and fun to wear. The many detailed photos and clear instructions guarantee your success. These are made with three different weights of yarn from thread to DK, all readily and inexpensively available online or in craft stores.
This five page PDF pattern includes:
Three different starfish patterns
Nine big color close-up photos
Very clearly written instructions
No abbreviations
Materials lists for each piece
A full page of suggestions for other uses for this motif
Technique tips
Finishing instructions
Wear or make these on the beach and give new meaning to social networking! Each piece takes only a few yards of thread so you'll use up scraps you already have on hand. These are so much fun to make you'll find yourself addicted to starfish. Even though the earrings and ring are fine gauge, you'll finish each piece very quickly. The brooch is even faster to make.
My fiber art jewelry has been published in 1000 Jewelry Inspirations and Lark Books' Jewelry With a Hook. Now you can make this starfish jewelry for yourself.
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> This pattern is for personal use only.
> That means that you may not sell anything you make from this pattern without my written permission.
> You may not reproduce the pattern in any manner. This means that printing multiple copies, scanning, electronic copying, posting to the internet or otherwise distributing the pattern in any form is prohibited. You are not allowed to sell this pattern.
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(c) KnittingGuru, 2012. All rights reserved. All images and finished designs, including the name and description, are the intellectual property of KnittingGuru.
No specific gauge is needed. Just be sure to crochet these starfish tightly so they keep their shape. Adjust hook size to ensure tight stitches.
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My Mom taught me to knit and crochet when I was only 4 years old! This was before I learned to read so I always designed my own patterns.
My background as a teacher and writer enable me to make accurate, easy to follow patterns. They are all teaching patterns that provide tips and tutorials to help improve knitting/crochet skills. My email is on every pattern and I'm always happy to help if ...
My Mom taught me to knit and crochet when I was only 4 years old! This was before I learned to read so I always designed my own patterns.
My background as a teacher and writer enable me to make accurate, easy to follow patterns. They are all teaching patterns that provide tips and tutorials to help improve knitting/crochet skills. My email is on every pattern and I'm always happy to help if you have any questions about the instructions.
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